I bought the Lattitude Tour for my 2000 Mercedes ML320. Although they were a little bit more tha I wanted to spend, after driving with them on for 18 months I can say it was money well spent. They are wearing great, very lttle road noise and best of all they really grip the surface in inclement weather especially rain. I am yet to hydroplane and when I drive in snow they keep you feeling safe and secure. As I said earlier a little expensive, but I am happy with my purchase.

Excellent wear, ride and grip. Presently live in Texas but make monthly trips to Wisconsin and Michigan ( 2-3000 mi trips). I do not hesitate to jump into my Avalanche with the Michelin tires in any weather knowing that before I return I will have crossed a multiple of weather conditions. I only have 32,000 miles on these tires,but am very pleased with my Michelin Tires!

I have a 2011 gmc Denali half ton, With 20700km on my LTx at2 , I have bought these tires since I was 18 years old, rangeing from diesels to gas jobs and I wouldn't buy anything else, I do a lot of gravel driving for the oilfield and I wouldn't buy anything else, they always outlast the vechile

I've had my Michelin Latitude Tours for about 21 months. I live in the Rocky Mountain region near Rocky Mountain National Park. Weather varies considerably throughout the year. When snow's on the ground, my Michelins cut right through. I have them on a small SUV. Several days in late spring 2013, I drove successfully on my long driveway over 24-36 inch deep snow. In dry weather, they work fine, too. The ride is smooth. They handle well around town and in highway driving. I bought Michelns prior the ones I have now, and I would be pleased to buy another set when I'm ready to replace these. I have no complaints about my Michelins at all and recommend them highly.

I love my Michelin tires. When I have to replace my tires after the tires from my new car need replacing I always buy Michelin tires. No other tire will do for me. I like the way they ride. I can't say anything bad about Michelin tires at all. They are the best! Love, love them!!

I have always used Michelin tires, but this latest set of tires that I replaced were on my new vehicle. No problems, no excessive wearing and lasted through 61,133 miles of Jersey Shore driving.. I can't see me purchasing any other brand.....thank you.

I looked at what others said about the Michelin Latitude Tour. The first reviews were saying they were getting 100,000 miles (on a 65,000 mile tire). I found that unbelievable. I do like the tires and have not had an issues with hydroplaning, snow in northern Illinois. They have been quiet as well. So I measured the tread depth on my tires at 54, 276 miles. I checked each tire in four places, checking each main grove channel. I added the readings up and averaged them all. I had .153" average tread depth left. At this wear rate, I can also hit 100,000 miles. This is unusual for tires! I'm sticking with these when they wear out.

This is my second set of Michelin Latitude Tour tires. Really great ride and traction on my Buick Enclave. I was able to get 60,000 miles out of the set. I think I could have managed 65,000 (which is the warranty) but winter is here. A little expensive, but you get what you pay for. I would recommend them to anyone.

I recently brought my Jeep into A Michelin dealer to have them check my tires because they seemed to be wearing rather fast. After an exam the tire specialist agreed and called Michelin. They replaced the tires much to my surprise. I couldn't have been happier. After reading all the negative reviews I had to write this. I would definitely buy Michelin tires again.

These were purchased to replace the Michelin Cross-Terrains that outlasted their recommended mileage. It is actually a better riding tire, very quiet, and has excellent wet handling characteristics. They took very little weight to balance, and never lose air.